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Angela Belcher. Sobre el uso de la naturaleza para crear baterías.

Filmed Jan 2011 • Posted Apr 2011TEDxCaltech
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Inspirada por una concha de abulón, Angela Belcher programa virus para crear elegantes estructuras a escala nanométrica que los humanos pueden usar. Seleccionando los genes de alto desempeño en una evolución dirigida, ella ha producido virus que pueden construir nuevas y poderosas baterías, combustibles de hidrógeno limpios y celdas solares mejores que cualquiera. En TEDxCaltech nos muestra cómo se hace.

Angela Belcher looks to nature for inspiration on how to engineer viruses to create extraordinary new materials. Full bio »

Translated into Spanish by Jaime Gonzalez Magallanes
Reviewed by Alex Alonso
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